heat-cure
What is heat-cure?
Heat-cure refers to a process where a material (such as an adhesive, coating, or composite) undergoes a chemical or physical change, resulting in hardening or solidification, when exposed to heat. This process is commonly used in manufacturing and other applications to create durable and stable products. For example, heat-cured adhesives are used in electronics, automotive, and construction industries, while heat-cured coatings are used to protect surfaces from corrosion and wear.
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